My HL Tiger
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Red Devils
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Re: My HL Tiger
Thanks buddy, seeing that last picture gives me an idea on how to do them. Thanks again and take care.
The Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry
First in the Field - Since 1914.
First in the Field - Since 1914.
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miketherock
- Recruit
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Re: My HL Tiger
Your welcome mate.
By finding them pictures for you, I have noticed that I have put the wingnuts on my tank the wrong way round.lol
By finding them pictures for you, I have noticed that I have put the wingnuts on my tank the wrong way round.lol
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Shane Wolfe
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Re: My HL Tiger
Awesome work on the Tiger!
The entire British Empire was built on cups of tea ... and if you think I'm going to war without one, mate, you're mistaken.
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miketherock
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Re: My HL Tiger
The more I work with the tank, the more the storage box on the back of the turret annoys me. Way too big. Also I would like to have the pivot point for the gun mantlet in the correct place too.
I still want the gun to fire so I am looking into making the internal mechanisms smaller.
I still want the gun to fire so I am looking into making the internal mechanisms smaller.
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miketherock
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Re: My HL Tiger
I have fitted the 4/1 steel gear boxes and it makes the control so much better. It looks much more realistic too. 
